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Grab some popcorn and join Cal McNellie as he discusses Marry Me and what it says about our modern culture. In this episode, Cal looks at the modern institution of marriage and the film’s commentary on the different social classes present in America today.

On this episode, Micah Hart discusses a new Covid variant, commercials coming to Netflix, and the ban of Russian and Belarusian players at Wimbledon.

This week we discuss the costs, outfits, history, and drama surrounding Coachella. Tune in to hear about the dumpster fire that was Revolve Fest, Garrett being an 85 year old man (shocking!), and Jillian defending the name of Taylor Swift against the chronically online. Maybe Jillian and Garrett are just bitter living in rural Michigan where it snows in April.

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale looks at the Marijuana Opportunity and Reinvestment and Expungement Act which seeks to legalize marijuana, place a tax on it, and use newly generated revenues to help those affected by the War on Drugs.

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In this episode, Truman discusses the 2020 Bucs, who attempted to add Tom Brady to an already stacked roster to make a super team.

Although Winston Churchill was not a born citizen of the United States, he had a very big impact on the nation.

Matthew Hennessey talks with WRFH about his new book VISIBLE HAND. To most people, the word "economics" sounds like homework. In Visible Hand, Wall Street Journal op-ed editor Matthew Hennessey brings basic economic principles vividly to life in plain English, without resort to numbers, graphs, or jargon. This isn't Fed policy or the stock market. This is the essential stuff: supply and demand, in...

In this week's recap of Volume 147, Issue 24 of the Collegian, hosts Lauren Scott and Maddy Welsh talk to Logan Washburn about city news and his opinion piece. Then, they speak to Ally Hall on a local business surrounding mushrooms, and Maddy speaks on the end of the women’s music fraternity on campus Sigma Alpha Iota. Finally, they end with a review of the other headlines this week and a rundown...

In this series finale of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of the Ozark Howler, a creature native to the Ozark Mountains between Missouri and Arkansas. What do we know about this creature? Is it a new animal or a malicious spirit? And why is its scream more feared than the creature itself?

Join Nick, Will, and Josh as they discuss the newest airline to avoid. There's always something going on up in the sky, maybe we should look at other modes of travel... The New York Housing Commission's up to some stuff, mostly not what they've been asked to do. They guys examine Zuckerberg's Metaverse: a new and glorious frontier, or the ushering in of the new dystopia? Finally, learn a little ab...

On this episode, Micah Hart discusses the verdicts of the attempted kidnapping of Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Elon Musk joining twitter and so much more.

This week we discuss the internet's best and (mostly) worst dietary recommendations and trends. We also talk about Garrett's favorite food, Jillian's newly coined "Grocery Store Theory," and briefly dog on the enneagram for being chronically online. Tune in to hear about the exorbitant number of eggs and cheese that Garrett and Jillian eat, respectively.

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale looks at HR 2954, the Securing a Strong Retirement Act which would change some rules surrounding 401(k) and related employer retirement plans.

On this week’s episode of The Book Broadcast, join Alexa Robbins and guest Kate Lawson as they take on the notoriously beautiful and tragic work known as The Runenberg. Tune in for their thoughts on one of Ludwig Tieck’s most famous short-stories and remember to beware the Wood woman!

In each episode of Sports Story Time, Rachel Kookogey tells crazy stories from the annals of hockey history. On this episode, hear about the old-time agitators whose nicknames were reappropriated for Brad Marchand.

Rachel and Brock sit down with Counselor Brietta Wilson to discuss how she helps others process grief and share some of their experiences with grief.

In this episode, Truman discusses the 72 Steelers, who turned around a previously backwater franchise and had one of the greatest plays of all time.

Softball fifth year Madison Rathbun talks about what makes the softball team just so special, the designated hitter position, and what God has taught her while at Hillsdale.

Introducing Radio Free Hillsdale’s newest book review program: The Book Broadcast. This week, Alexa Robbins introduces her new show with a glimpse into Percy Shelley’s elusive, fragmentary poem Prince Athanase.

Catch probably the most laughs ever on this weeks mostly sports, and a tricky Guess who to top it all off!!

In this episode of I've Got Aux we dedicate two segments to one of the greatest bands of all time: The Beatles. Each of us has picked a song that outlines the progression of the Beatle's career as we take a deep dive into Beatlemania. listen along and maybe learn something new.

Come along on this week’s episode of the Virtual Voyage as we continue to explore the Samaritans, a small people group who are only 800 in number. We’re joined this week by one of the world’s foremost scholars of Samaritanism—Dr. Reinhard Pummer. You won’t want to miss Dr. Pummer’s fantastic tour as he shares information about the Samaritans’ past, Mt. Gerizim, their synagogues, and more!

I bet that if you read this sentence out loud, you will see that "that" appears too often. Learn how to cross out the little words on this episode of Grammar Minute!

Rep. Andrew Fink: April 11, 2022 by Student Content